In early September 1941 (in 1942, according to one testimony) about 30 Jews of all ages and both sexes and non-Jewish members of the Communist Party and government functionaries were taken to a ditch near the Russian Orthodox cemetery and the machine tractor station, on the eastern outskirts of Katerinopol, and shot dead there, apparently by members of Einsatzgruppe C and local auxiliary policemen.

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